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Mathematics

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Viktor [21]3 years ago

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X can be any number in the graph as long as it is on the x-axis therefore you can put x as -1,0 and 1. Then you would need to replace the ‘x’ in the equation so it would look like y=-2*1+3. You replace ‘x’ with every number you put in the x boxes. Then just solve the equations

y=-2*1+3
Y=-2*0+3
Y=-2*-1+3
They would give you the y axis coordinates so then you just put them together for the middle column.

Answer

y=-2*1+3=1
Y=-2*0+3=3
Y=-2*-1+3=5

Coordinates are (1,3) (0,3) (-1,5)

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